<2-3 sentences summarising what the project addresses and solves, the target audience, and the benefit.> Shanyin Screenwriting Master is a natural language-driven AI Skill for comprehensive film and TV scriptwriting. It targets creators from hobbyists to professionals, offering a full pipeline from concept to final script across diverse formats, including short films, features, and series. The skill streamlines script generation, enabling rapid content creation.

How It Works

<2-4 sentences on core approach / design (key algorithms, models, data flow, or architectural choices) and why this approach is advantageous or novel.> This project is a natural language-driven agent skill, importable into AI platforms like Claude and Gemini. It interprets user prompts to generate scripts, covering character design, structural outlines, scene breakdowns, and standard script formatting. Its advantage lies in a unified, end-to-end approach adaptable to various narrative lengths and styles.

Quick Start & Requirements (only include this section if it contains useful information)

• Primary install / run command (pip, Docker, binary, etc.). Import the .skill file into compatible AI tools (e.g., Claude Skills module) or use the integrated .md file for others (e.g., Gemini by drag-and-drop).
• Non-default prerequisites and dependencies (GPU, CUDA >= 12, Python 3.12, large dataset, API keys, OS, hardware, etc.). Requires an AI tool that supports .skill or .md file imports (e.g., Claude, Gemini).
• Estimated setup time or resource footprint. Setup is immediate upon import.
• If they are present, include links to official quick-start, docs, demo, or other relevant pages. No direct links provided in README for browsing.

Highlighted Details

• Full-Format Coverage: Supports conceptual micro-films (1-3 min), narrative shorts (5-10 min), 90-min features (commercial/artistic), and multi-episode series (outlines, single episodes, character arcs).
• End-to-End Process: Covers character development, structural outlining, scene breakdown, and precise script formatting.
• Customization: Allows specifying target audience, stylistic tags (e.g., Wes Anderson, Nolan), and platform-specific pacing.

Maintenance & Community

• Developed by acclaimed AIGC artist and director @山音. Feedback and inquiries can be sent via Xiaohongshu (@山音) or email (li-yinqian@outlook.com). Users are encouraged to share their creations.

Licensing & Compatibility

• License type and notable restrictions (GPL -> copyleft, SSPL, etc.). Released under the MIT License, permitting free personal and commercial use of generated scripts and modification of the skill.
• Compatibility notes for commercial use or closed-source linking. Key restrictions include mandatory author attribution ("@山音") and a prohibition against reselling or repackaging the skill file itself as a core component of a paid product.

Limitations & Caveats

<1-3 sentences on caveats: unsupported platforms, missing features, alpha status, known bugs, breaking changes, bus factor, deprecation, etc. Avoid vague non-statements and judgments.> The README does not explicitly list limitations, unsupported platforms, or known bugs. The primary caveat is the restriction on commercial redistribution of the skill file, distinct from the commercial use of its output.